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Cousins Clarice Near (b. abt. 1900),
daughter of Lydia M. Barnum; Robert John Barnum (1902-1959), son of William
Ernest Barnum; and Grace Lydia Wood (1903-1992), daughter of Laura Jane
Barnum
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Alan Patrick Barnum (b. 1979), Gloria Elena
Gollás de Barnum (b. 1952) and Patrick Barnum (b. 1941)
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Lee James Barnum (1905-1948) and Thelma
Irma Pruitt (1911-1992) photographed on their wedding day, 11 Feb 1933
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Harriet Elvira Seymour (1842-1871), wife of
George Williams Barnum (1842-1883)
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Thelma Irma Pruitt (1911-1992) at the age
of 18. She later married Lee James Barnum (1905-1948)
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Arthur Clifton Little (1885-1945), husband
of Laura Jane Barnum (1884-1949)
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Percie Baker (1847-1936) and Lydia Barnum
(b. 1876), wife and daughter of John Barnum (1837-1928)
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Barnum Family home in Petoskey, Michigan in
1910. The persons on the porch are Albert Near, Rupert Near, Lydia Barnum,
Percie Baker and Clarice Near.
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Romana Tafoya (1848-1905) and her son John
F. Barnum (1879-1950)
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Edith Elvira Greenwell (1881-1950) and son
Robert John Barnum (b. 1902)
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Hildred LaFave (b. 1902) and her second
husband, Hans Johnson
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Rosella Barnum (1864-1943) and husband
Herbert Ashton Lee (1862-1915)
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William Henry Barnum (1844-1896) and his
wife Eliza Jane “Jenny” Lehigh (1856-1901)
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Arthur C. Little (1885-1945) aboard his
tugboat, “Echo E”
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Emma A. Davis (b. abt. 1861), wife of
Willis Halsey Barnum
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Grace Lydia Wood (1903-1992)
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Ygnacio Golláz Ceceña (1918-2014) and
Cecilia Romero Peña (1930-2001) photographed on their wedding day, 29
December 1951
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Stephen Barnum Fairchild (1805-1893), son
of Lucy Barnum and Archibald L. Fairchild
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Lydia Jensen (1813-1886), wife of Stephen
Barnum Fairchild
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Albert Preston Barnum, MD (1843-1905) and
his wife Romana Tafoya (1848-1905)
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Ann E. Taylor (b. 1849), Betty Urmson (b.
1810), Bessie Barnum (b. 1896), Panthea Mills (b. 1831) and Panthea Cordelia
Haskins (b. 1872), wife of Marion R. Barnum and mother of Bessie.
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Herstmonceaux Castle, seat of the family of
Elizabeth Lennard, thought to be the mother of the immigrant ancestor Thomas
Barnum (1625-1695)
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Amos Aden Barnum (1849-1937), Alfred Aden
Barnum (1875-1971), Nettie Jane Barnum (1878-1968), Fred Wesley Barnum
(1886-1960) and Mary Ann Duncan (1850-1906). Photo taken abt. 1903-1906
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Phineas Taylor (1760-1837), maternal
grandfather of P. T. Barnum
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Harry Irwin Bonnell, Sr. (1902-1965) and
his wife Grace Lydia Wood (1903-1992)
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Trinity Limerock Episcopal Church, the
church that iron (and Senator W. H. Barnum) built. Photograph from about
1874. Trinity Lime Rock is the oldest known structure built as part of the
Upper Housatonic Valley (Connecticut) iron industry that is still standing,
still substantially unchanged, and still in active use for the identical
purposes for which it was originally constructed.
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Sophie E. McAbee
(1878-1955) and three of her four children, Gordon L. Barnum (1908-1978),
Donald W. Barnum (1911-1997) and Marion J. Barnum (1903-1968)
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John Wesley Dinwiddie (1820-1905) and his
wife Elizabeth Monnette Smith (1822-1899)
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Julia Ann Major (1825-1898)
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Hannah Smith, wife of John Major and mother
of Julia Ann Major (1825-1898)
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Achsa Eisenhood (b. 1878), daughter of
Flora E. Barnum and Wesley W. Eisenhood. [photographed Christmas 1893, age
16]
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Joseph Randolph (1858-1945) with wife Eva
May Barnum (1862-1900) and daughter Hazel Randolph (1888-1935). Photo taken
about 1891.
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Wesley W. Eisenhood (b. 1853), husband of
Flora E. Barnum (1853-1930)
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Flora E. Barnum (1858-1945) as a child
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Albert David Whaley (1852-1929), his wife
Miranda Irene Dinwiddie (1863-1931) and their daughter Maude Louella Whaley
(b. 1881)
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Flora E. Barnum (1858-1945) on her wedding
day, 12 April 1874, age 20
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Chloe Ethel Eisenhood (1880-1958) and her
husband Lyle Quimby. Chloe was a daughter of Wesley W. Eisenhood and Flora E.
Barnum
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Charlotte "Lottie" Davenport
(1851-1944)
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Charlotte "Lottie" Davenport
(1851-1944) with grandson Elba Roy Barnum (1921-1971). Photo taken 1921
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Frances Murphy "Fanny" Foster
(1877-1943)
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Marcia Ann Darling (1840-1919)
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